What it does
Twiddla is an online whiteboard aimed at classrooms and remote tutoring. Participants can browse webpages together, mark up websites, photos, and graphics, share files, and chat. The vendor says a Guest meeting can be started without signup; its comparison lists a 20-minute meeting limit and a maximum of ten participants for that tier.
Twiddla is useful for a lesson or review session where the group needs to look at the same material while talking through it. The homepage describes co-browsing and markup on websites, graphics, and photos, and says guests can start a meeting without an account. That makes it more than an empty drawing board, particularly for remote tutoring where the page being discussed is part of the lesson.
The pricing comparison shows a free Guest tier with up to ten participants and a 20-minute meeting limit. Paid Pro, Team, and Business plans remove the meeting-time cap and add larger participant or account limits. A 30-day trial is also advertised; check the current plan table if an ongoing class needs a longer session or multiple simultaneous meetings.
Strengths
- Supports shared browsing and markup of webpages, images, and photos in a meeting.
- The homepage says guests can join without creating an account.
- The Free Guest tier supports up to ten participants.
Watch out for
- Free Guest meetings are limited to 20 minutes.
- The pricing page lists account and simultaneous-meeting limits for paid tiers.
Best for
- Tutors and teachers who need to annotate web content or images together
- Small groups that want a quick meeting board without requiring every guest to sign up
Sources
- Twiddla (Oct 25, 2026)
- Features & Pricing - Twiddla (Oct 25, 2026)